The Latest Breaking News from Watkin Jones

Plan for Wales' tallest building 'on hold' as 42-storey tower completion unclear

The planned 132m building in Cardiff city centre was given planning approval seven years ago but the developer behind the project has said it is 'too early' to say what will happen at the site

Wales Online · Jun 8, 2023

Funding secured for new 'build to rent' apartments in Titanic Quarter

The Loft Lines development will consist of 627 build to rent apartments and 81 social homes

Belfast Live · Jun 6, 2023

Watkin Jones to deliver the first build to rent scheme in Northern Ireland

The £155m Loft Lines development at Belfast's Titanic Quarter will provide nearly 800 waterfront apartments

Birmingham Post · Jun 5, 2023

Work under way on 700-plus waterfront apartment scheme in the centre of Cardiff

The build to rent scheme from L&G at Central Quay is scheduled for completion in 2027

Birmingham Post · Mar 17, 2023

The latest student development taking shape in Swansea

Prices of the rooms there have been released

Wales Online · Mar 14, 2023

Developer asks to build 432 more student flats in south Bristol

Watkin Jones is already building 819 room student accommodation 200 yards up the road

Bristol Post · Jan 14, 2023

People on the move: the latest key appointments and new jobs in Wales this autumn

New roles at Hodge, Menter a Busnes, Net Zero Industry Wales, Persimmon Homes, and School of Hard Knocks

Birmingham Post · Oct 17, 2022

Funding agreed for 715 flats at former Brains brewery site in central Cardiff

The £200m waterfront apartment Central Quay project will also include a major office building

Wales Online · Sep 5, 2022

Legal & General investing £200m to build 700-plus waterfront apartments in the centre of Cardiff

It has acquired land for the scheme at the Central Quay scheme covering the former Brains brewery site

Birmingham Post · Sep 5, 2022

Watkin Jones posts a loss due to remediation works and plans to drop historic name after 200 years

The North Wales based construction firm has put aside a further £28m to address remedial work in response to the Building Safety Act

Birmingham Post · May 17, 2022